Young Knight in a Landscape is a painting by the
Italian Renaissance artist
Vittore Carpaccio. Dated 1510, it has been called the earliest full-length portrait in
Western painting. The identity of its subject has been debated, with proposed sitters including the
Duke of Urbino,
Francesco Maria I della Rovere; as well as the Venetian patrician
Marco Gabriel. It is now held by the
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in
Madrid.Painting:
Vittore Carpaccio
Young Knight in a Landscape is a painting by the
Italian Renaissance artist
Vittore Carpaccio. Dated 1510, it has been called the earliest full-length portrait in
Western painting. The identity of its subject has been debated, with proposed sitters including the
Duke of Urbino,
Francesco Maria I della Rovere; as well as the Venetian patrician
Marco Gabriel. It is now held by the
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in
Madrid.Painting:
Vittore Carpaccio